In 2025, OneAfghanistan partnered with Aseel to create the Nourishing Hope for the Orphans of Kabul campaign. With your help, this fundraising initiative raised over $6,000 towards food, clothing, and educational supplies for an orphanage in-need within Kabul, Afghanistan.

In 2024, OneAfghanistan partnered with the Afghanistan Dental Relief Project and Afghan Medical Professionals Association of America to create the Spread Smiles Across Afghanistan campaign. Through this campaign, our teams raised over $4,000 to provide dental care for orphans, widows, children, people with disabilities, and underserved populations within Afghanistan.

In 2023, OneAfghanistan partnered with The Jami Foundation to help the people of Herat, Afghanistan affected by 4 devastating earthquakes that occurred in the region. Through this campaign, our teams raised over $13,000 towards food, clothing, supplies, and more for earthquake victims. All items were purchased locally within Afghanistan to help stimulate the local economy.

In 2023, OneAfghanistan partnered with Community Changemakers, Church World Service, Refugee Assistance Alliance, and Jewish Community Services of South Florida to host a World Refugee Day picnic, which allowed refugees from all different background (Afghan, Syrian, Haitian, Ukrainian, Cuban, Venezuelan, & more) to enjoy a day out in the sun. Our team passed out sports equipment, kites, bubbles, & hundreds of free dental kits (each containing tooth brushes, tooth paste, floss, & info pamphlets on the importance of oral hygiene), while other organizations passed out free books, sunscreen, hand sanitizer, cotton candy, popcorn, food, drinks, and more.

In 2023, OneAfghanistan partnered with Aseel to create the Emergency Winter Campaign for Afghanistan. This initiative raised over $11,000 and helped provide the people of Afghanistan with food, clothing, blankets, baby supplies, fire logs, and more as they battled starvation and poverty during the winter season.

In 2022, OneAfghanistan partnered with Lutheran Services FL, Commonpoint Queens, 5ive Pillars Organization, and Fresh Start Refugee to host a holiday gift drive. Through this project, over 400 items were purchased from Amazon wishlists and distributed to Afghan refugee children across the states of Florida, New York, California, and Virginia.

In 2022, OneAfghanistan hosted a Virtual Resume Workshop, where we met Dr. Khalid, a newly arrived Afghan refugee that worked as a Physician in Afghanistan. Our team built a long-lasting friendship with Dr. Khalid and helped him secure a job, a means of transportation, and more. Read his story and his personal quotes about his experience working with us below.

During Eid 2022, OneAfghanistan distributed free ice cream to Afghan refugees in South Florida. All it took was one idea and a few incredible volunteers to help bring joy to countless people.

In 2022, OneAfghanistan partnered with WISEAfghanistan to create The Nourishment Campaign. Through this fundraising initiative and with your support, our teams raised over $11,000 to help provide Vitamin A and Folic Acid supplements to the people of Afghanistan. This helped prevent malnutrition and birth defects in thousands of men, pregnant women, and children. Additional funds provided funding for maternity clinics across Afghanistan.

In 2022, OneAfghanistan partnered with the UMC Free Clinic and Community Changemakers to host a free mela/picnic for newly-arrived Afghan refugees across south Florida. With over 400 people in attendance, the event consisted of music, sports, kites, bubbles, balloons, bottle rockets, free clothing, and more.

In 2021, OneAfghanistan partnered with Lutheran Services FL, the Afghan Americans of New York, United Afghan Association, and Komak Foundation to host a holiday gift drive. Through this project, over 400 items were purchased from Amazon wishlists and distributed to Afghan refugee children across the states of Florida, New York, California, and Virginia.

In 2021, OneAfghanistan partnered with the UMC Free Clinic, Community Changemakers, Church World Service, Refugee Assistance Alliance, and Jewish Community Services of South Florida to help host free health clinics for newly-arrived Afghan refugees across south Florida.